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Old Sep 25th 2009, 5:23 am
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Originally Posted by Peepster
Is anyone able to do this? Please tell me how you do it!

I can't seem to get the knack of it at all, I really quite enjoy festering and plotting my imaginary revenge against the person who has wronged me.

Are you a forgiver or a festerer?
I am a "revenge is sweet" type of person

If you need a hand to get past the imaginary side of things let me know.....

It reminds me of a saying...
May God forgive you..

For I sure as hell won't...
 
Old Sep 25th 2009, 5:45 am
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Default Re: Can you really 'forgive & forget'?

Originally Posted by Peepster
Is anyone able to do this? Please tell me how you do it!

I can't seem to get the knack of it at all, I really quite enjoy festering and plotting my imaginary revenge against the person who has wronged me.

Are you a forgiver or a festerer?
I usually move on and stop caring. Suppose it's because I forget as I get up to so much and thus have all sorts of other things to preoccupy myself with.

It's always weird looking back over things like old emails, msn messenger conservations and the like - it's a case of 'wow that person was a nutter'.
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I do try to be a forgive and forget type of person.. but I usually can't Of course, it does take a hell of a lot of really upset me but once it happens then that is usually that...

I have a really massive grudge against a couple of people in life but fortunately I am several thousands of miles away from them so I don't think that much about it all nowadays.. which is much better for my soul methinks..

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Default Re: Can you really 'forgive & forget'?

Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
I am a "revenge is sweet" type of person

If you need a hand to get past the imaginary side of things let me know.....

It reminds me of a saying...
May God forgive you..

For I sure as hell won't...
There was an email going round a few years back along the lines of 'Jesus loves you, everybody else thinks you're a XX (add insult)'
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Old Sep 25th 2009, 7:37 am
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Under what situation? Some anonymous person bumming into you by accident sort? For these type yes I can.

For others, no never! You will get walked all over if you do that. You can pretend to forgive in the meantime but make sure you hide that hatchet deep down in your payback locker until the time is ripe to strike
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Old Sep 25th 2009, 7:43 am
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Originally Posted by Hebe
Even if someone has done you serious wrong - put it behind you and move on.
You can't be serious? Even if someone has done you serious wrong for example murdering an entire family/swindling the entire family fortune/ruined your life/framed you and got you deported/destroyed your hope of obtaining PR?! I'm not as forgiving as you I make sure they pay, it might not be now but when the opportunity strikes they are as good as dead Might be something as trivial as simply ignoring at times they need help and in turn causing them a huge mishap.
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You can't be serious? Even if someone has done you serious wrong for example murdering an entire family/swindling the entire family fortune/ruined your life/framed you and got you deported/destroyed your hope of obtaining PR?! I'm not as forgiving as you I make sure they pay, it might not be now but when the opportunity strikes they are as good as dead
Wow, you've got some serious baggage there looky!
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Default Re: Can you really 'forgive & forget'?

Originally Posted by looky
Under what situation? Some anonymous person bumming into you by accident sort? For these type yes I can.
I don't think an anonymous person bumming you can never really be an accident though can it

Agree whole heartedly with the rest of your post, loving the twist with the 'pretending to forgive'.

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Originally Posted by sallyclaire
Wow, you've got some serious baggage there looky!
Hope they know they're only entitled to 40 kg each as migrants.
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Originally Posted by sallyclaire
I think this is why I believe in an afterlife as I feel there has to be some divine retribution for those that karma doesn't catch up with here on earth!

That's really not very Christian of me now is it?
Death itself is a punishment is it not So no matter what good you did while living you will be paying in the end
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Originally Posted by sallyclaire
Wow, you've got some serious baggage there looky!
Oh those were just examples of serious wrong done to a person. Sorry for the misunderstanding
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Originally Posted by moneypenny20
One person in the past seriously did my husband wrong and I will neither forgive nor forget that and the day I hear of him dying I will celebrate. Any other wrongs generally get forgiven but I have the memory of an elephant unfortunately and don't seem to be able to forget a damn thing. Life's too short to harbour grudges (except this one guy) so I try to live and let live (not saying it works mind ).
Keeping up with the analogy...try and develop an elephant's thick skin...like newbies have to do to remain sane whilst on the BE forum

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Originally Posted by looky
Oh those were just examples of serious wrong done to a person. Sorry for the misunderstanding
I know, was joking!
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Originally Posted by Peepster
I don't think an anonymous person bumming into you can never really be an accident though can it
I meant bumping not bumming, typos Although I get bummed all the time, I'm not sure if its my good looks or my Hercules like physique

Originally Posted by Peepster
Agree whole heartedly with the rest of your post, loving the twist with the 'pretending to forgive'.
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Default Re: Can you really 'forgive & forget'?

Originally Posted by MacScot
Keeping up with the analogy...try and develop and elephant's thick skin...like newbies have to do to remain sane whilst on the BE forum
We were all newbies on here once. Look at us all now, everyone comes round to it in the end, don't fight it

Looky, death is hardly a punishment though as it's something we all do. I wish one person a very nasty death but I'd prefer it came sooner than later. I don't think one hatred out of the thousands of people I've probably met in my life is too bad
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